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by francoisen68 12 Aug 2009 ( edited Aug 13'09 17:52 )
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Hi Cuties, do you know some sîtes where I could order Polymesh stabilizer ?

Thank you in advance for your help
Hug

Comments (7)
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by marymilf41 12 Aug 2009
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i order most of my stuff from two sites and they are
1 links:
[1] allstitch
allstitch.com
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by marymilf41 12 Aug 2009
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sorry i have never done this before and the other one is sick .com they have all the freebies and all kinds of backings,threads and what not and shes very nice to deal with they are out of texas i hope this helps you good luck mary
1 links:
[1] http://designsbysick.com
designsbysick.com
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by marjialexa 13 Aug 2009
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Francoise, Mary gave you good advice, and the link to SiCK's website. I would find out how much shipping is from Designs by SiCK, to see if it's worth it. The stabilizers he sells were developed by a man named Fred, who is the same man that developed the stabilizers for Floriani. Floriani stabilizers are excellent, but a bit expensive. If you can get the same quality from Designs by SiCK without the shipping being too expensive, I think it would be worth a try. I use the Floriani polymesh, and it's wonderful. It was expensive, but I got a good price because I went to a Floriani seminar. It's a big roll, so I don't need any yet. But when I do, I'm going to order from SiCK. They also sell Cloud Cover, which is an iron-on soft covering for the back of the embroidery, to keep the stitches from scratching, if you're making things for babies, or even for yourself if you have scratchy stitches. Good luck to you!! Hugs, Marji
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by colonies1 13 Aug 2009
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got your answer so here are some flowers
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by asterixsew 13 Aug 2009
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What is different about polymesh stabilizers and where would you use them?
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by jrob 13 Aug 2009
Poly Mesh helps control stabilizer show-through behind light colored fabrics. It stabilizes embroidery stitches yet remains soft next to the skin
by asterixsew 13 Aug 2009
Thanks
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by jrob 13 Aug 2009
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I sometimes use OESD polymesh from embroideryonline.com. I mostly buy in bulk from a wholesale distributor. If you want to make a bulk purchase PM me and I'll give you that info.;)
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by shirlener88 13 Aug 2009
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Françoise, just put the word in your google and you will have lots of sites come up - I hope you find a place that will send it to you - without too much postage - it is the shipping and handling that make it high. *4U